v. Obs. [ad. OF. enrheum-er (mod. enrhumer), f. en- (see EN- pref.1) + rheume, ad. Gr. ῥεῦμ-α RHEUM.] trans. To affect with rheum or catarrh; to give a cold to.
1666. G. Harvey, Morb. Angl. (1672), xiv. 170. The party … hath taken could, and is enrheumed.
